hey y'all how's it going me Nina here just coming to you all to tell you how
you can make an additional income right from your home right from your couch
right from your phone okay so my name is Nina I'm 28 years old and
I was a teacher for six years at an Early Learning Center
I just recently quit my job to pursue my dream of becoming an entrepreneur and
starting my own sign language business that's the goal that's the plan but I
also needed an additional income to still pay my bills as well as to put
money into my business so that is how I found this opportunity I needed
something that was flexible something that I can do staying from staying at
home and something I can do from my phone I tried different apps like field
agent easy shift and I was making a couple dollars from doing those but I
needed something that can bring me a little bit more money than $8 so I found
this opportunity and I researched it when I first saw it I really thought it
was a scam I thought it was a pyramid scheme because I had tried Amway but
well I'm not saying Amway is a pyramid scheme anyway but it didn't work
for me because that was sales and I couldn't do it so um and I tried a
couple other things too but none of that really worked
I still do field agent randomly when I really just need to but if you're
looking for something simple like that you can do that that's a quick eight
bucks right there but I'm here to talk about this opportunity where you can
make a little bit more than that uh first of all my reputation and my
character is two of the most important things to me I have friends and family
that watch my videos I have I just don't look good in orange I'm not trying to go
to jail so I had to do my research I had to know what I was talking about and
once I figured out what this was I hopped right on it
I did it during the hurricane actually because my job was closed at the time
and I needed to pay my rent so I just went for it
and I signed up and I did it and it's been working ever since what I do when I
first uh signed up for the benefits and everything like that I ended up filling
out a w-9 just like you would do with any other job I I don't know if I
mentioned but I also had did my research about the company so I saw that they
were created in or founded in 1926 I thought that they were on the Better
Business Bureau with an A+ rating and I also researched other people that was
already doing the company like doing the business and people who had the service
to just see what they were saying and I did see pros and I did see cons just
like anything else but for me the pros outweigh the cons so I'm not sure if I
covered that earlier so let me put that out there anyway
what I do I post ads online for the company when I use my social media so I
use like Facebook I use Instagram I'm starting to use snapchat a little bit
you can use Twitter you can use LinkedIn whatever you want to use you can use it
that's totally up to you I post ads online those ads generate sales to the
company when that company get those sales they send me out a commission
that's how it works that's how it's done I get paid every Friday and I think
that's it you do have to work you do have to be motivated I'm telling you
you're not gonna make it in this company if you do not put in the work it's not
hard work let me make that clear it's felt flexible hours you pick when you
want to work but you have to work you have to be consistent and you just got
to be motivated because there's gonna be times when people who try to talk a
little crazy and you just got to be able to ignore it and keep focusing on your
dream whatever that is and that goes with anything to be honest but anyway if
you're interested interested in learning more about this company
how you can make an additional income or maybe a full-time income is totally up
to you um do me a favor like this video because I am trying to
build my page comment under this video cuz I I want to know that you're
interested and I want to know that you're serious and then do me one more
favor share this video with your friends and family in case they need some
additional income too so if you do those three steps it's only three if you
do those three steps if you do those three steps I'm gonna send you a message
if you are on Facebook and you have messenger plus you'll see at the top
it'll say like filtered messages or something click on that and accept the
message because if you don't accept the message you're not gonna see it if we're
not friends on Facebook so do that for me and I will send you all the details
on how you can make money too - thanks for watching I appreciate you taking the
time out to watch this video do me a favor you can travel on over to youtube
and subscribe to my videos for more information as well add me on Facebook
and let's just make some money y'all we don't have to be sitting here struggling
paycheck to paycheck I know I don't want to so anyway thanks
for watching I really appreciate it and let me know when you're ready bye guys
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Here's how the US and China are working together to secure research reactors - Duration: 5:16.
I discovered that something that was unimaginable just a few years ago
is happening now.
Chinese and American scientists collaborating to secure nuclear materials--
uranium --from the far corners of the globe.
I'm Rich Stone
I'm the international news editor at Science Magazine.
My story for the Pulitzer Center
is about Chinese and American scientists working together
to save the world
This is really part of my beat at Science
I have a rather unusual beat
it's weapons of mass destruction
and particularly difficult countries to report from
such as Iran and North Korea
Even though I lived in China for 5 years
I never got permission to go to China's
nuclear weapons design laboratories.
It's a real object of frustration for me
I thought well how can i nibble at the edges of the story?
20 years ago there was a report in the US Congress
about Chinese spying in the nuclear complex
it was allegations of spying that China vehemently denied
but because of that report
American scientists had been barred
from the Chinese Academy of Engineering physics.
There's been no collaboration practically speaking for the past 20 years.
So the fact that they're getting together now is pretty significant.
So for the story I reported from Beijing
and from Accra, Ghana.
I visited a new center for excellence in nuclear security
that the US and the Chinese worked together to establish
pretty amazing complex
they have a bunker where nuclear materials
--special nuclear materials--are stored
I got to go inside the bunker with the scientists there.
The first thing you notice going in: the razor wire-- curlicues of razor wire--
hanging from the ceiling.
The scientists pointed to a yellow line just
a few inches from from my feet and said if you step past that line
the razor wire falls down on you.
He was joking.
It wouldn't fall down on you but
what happens with the razor wire is it's lowered to the floor when staff are not there
at an operating nuclear facility storing nuclear materials like this
it's one measure to slow any potential nuclear smugglers.
So ever since 9/11 the US government has been very concerned
about securing loose nukes, first of all nuclear weapons
and also any nuclear materials in countries
that are not one of the nuclear weapon states.
And there's a lot of this nuclear material out there.
So the US has worked throughout Eastern Europe
to move out highly enriched uranium.
There are smaller amounts that are also scattered around the globe
including at research reactors that China produced
in the 1980s and 1990s and shipped to
5 countries.
It's a very unusual kind of research reactor
These reactors are in Ghana, Nigeria, Iran,
Pakistan, and Syria.
It's not really necessary at this point
to have that kind of weapons-usable nuclear fuel
The reason that is not necessary now is
that Chinese and American scientists worked together for 10 years on a project
to redesign the reactor core of the miniature neutron source reactor to
convert it to run on low enriched uranium which cannot be used for a
nuclear weapon unless it's further enriched and that's not easy to do and
so Ghana was the first reactor outside China to be converted.
I was in Ghana
when the new core was brought in and installed into the reactor.
The highly enriched uranium core had already been taken out.
But when I visited it had not
left the country yet.
One of the nuclear regulators from Ghana remarked
when we passed by it--somewhat mysteriously--he said there's a little
God under there that's like what do you mean and he
whispered to me that's it that's the old core so it was not something that they
wanted to have lying around.
Finally last month in August the plane
took the uranium back to China. Now the Chinese and Americans are going to work
together in the next conversion which is going to be in Nigeria, this coming
spring. People hope that this will lead to more cooperation
among the nuclear weapons scientists.
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"The key fourth awardee here is, as some of us call them, the little fly." - Duration: 5:09.
[Jeffrey C. Hall]: Hello
[Adam Smith]: Hello, my name's Adam Smith.
I'm calling from Nobelprize.org, the website of the Nobel Prize in Stockholm.
Many congratulations on the award of the Nobel Prize.
JH: Well thank you.
AS: Where am I calling you?
You're in Maine, is that..
JH: You've reached me where I've lived for many years in the middle of nowhere, Maine,
rural Maine.
Also known as Central Maine.
In the extreme north east of this great country of ours.
AS: Sounds a beautiful place to be located.
JH: It is physically beautiful, including, I'm looking out the window, it's a very
beautiful day today, which is often is.
AS: Fall colours and the like I guess.
JH: Not quite yet but it's still green as can be but it's, because Maine is not like
Arizona.
AS: You're being awarded today for unravelling the mechanisms of the circadian rhythm.
JH: Yes, correct.
That was about half of our work, during my time when I was employed, had to do with circadian
rhythms, indeed.
That became amongst our most well-known research achievements, if any.
Usually, and, relentlessly co-authored with Rosbash with whom you've already spoken.
So he and I joined forces in the early mid-eighties and imagined that we might, or we might not
as the case may be, go onward and upward doing research together in that arena.
Which often involved crucially, what I call AIs - actual investigators - like students,
post-doctoral supervisees, from the two labs working very closely together, even day by
day.
So that was enjoyable, it wasn't that either lab was way out on its own limb.
We had a lot of mutual support, I think it's fair to say.
AS: You obviously had a very special working relationship, there was something magical
about the team.
JH: This was based in large part on becoming close personally at the beginning where our
research interests in very general terms were in genetics, writ large.
It was only after six, seven, or eight years that we started to work things together and
imagine that possibly our backgrounds and our skills, if any, might be complementary.
The key reason that we got into that kind of relationship was because we were personally
close.
We had mutual interest in low culture stuff like sports and rock and roll music and abusable
substances and stuff.
And so we spent a lot of time just carousing or sitting together in misery at local sports
stadiums.
We have also certain, many similar interests, even in the pre-rhythm research days.
He as a molecular geneticist, I as a straight up fruit fly geneticist.
AS: And that brings us onto flies.
We should say a word for flies on this day of all days because once again the power of
the fly as a model organism has been demonstrated.
JH: That's right, this is something I've always…I was taught when I was a graduate
student about a phrase, it's known as the law of drosophila.
To know about the deep history going all the way back to the 1920s, and the 40s and the
90s and now the second decade of the current century.
It's just one of a zillion examples of how basic research on a supposedly irrelevant
organism can have broader significance than, with regard to what's going on in terms
of that organism itself.
And this has been true of fruit fly research, which has been a major contributor for decades.
For well over a century actually.
AS: Well let's dedicate this day to the fly.
JH: Yeah, the key fourth awardee here is, as some of us call them, the little fly.
So the little flies deserve another tip of the hat, I think, in terms of what has happened
today.
AS: That's lovely.
Indeed they do.
And it's been such a pleasure speaking to you.
I'm very much looking forward to meeting you.
Will you be coming to Stockholm in December?
JH: Yes I will, I think I almost have to.
But I'm willing to.
AS: Good.
JH: I was in Sweden once in my time, back in the time when Swedish folk drove on the
left-hand side of the roadway.
So I'm looking forward to going back to Stockholm where I once was, in 1967.
AS: We very much look forward to meeting you, thank you.
Bye.
JH: Bye.
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95-LINE IS HERE TO WRECK YOU!! (VICTON crack pt. 28) [CC for Eng Sub] - Duration: 2:21.
Hello, Seungsik has come
Nope, Chan has come
Seungsik has come!
No, Chan has come here
This is my room! Get out
It's my room
We must be really bored
*why do they look so GOOD send HElp*
*actually can't handle Seungsik with darker hair*
*why'd he have to get rid of it doe he looks so hot ugh stop you stupi dPOTato*
Since I wasn't in my right mind
I forgot the choreography multiple times, to be honest
I was seriously shocked
I was probably the most surprised
The reason is, no one will probably know this
That's right
Because I was in the back
Right behind me is Chan
Suddenly I saw that Chan was in front of me
So I was like, what is this?
ALICE, as you know
In I'm fine, I'm supposed to be in the back and turn like this
I'm suppose to do right behind Seungsik
Right, we
*sorry I have no idea what they're saying lmao*
Since I was out of my mind
As soon as I turned around, Hanse was right behind me
It's unbelievable, really... *was... was that ... on purpose potato...*
I seriously...
I was ruined
I ruined it all
Well, even so
It could happen again *I think this is what he's saying*
Of course it could
Anyway, it was really fun
That's right
I want to quickly do something like this again
I would love it if we have many more opportunities like this
Whether it's oversees, here or where ever
No matter where it is, I want to meet with ALICE
We really want to meet ALICE, so just wait a bit longer, everyone
Thank you to Malaysia ALICE and I love you
Until noowww
this has been VICTON
Thank you
Bai~
Thank you
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How Trump Administration Is Spinning Puerto Rico - Duration: 2:40.
NEWS ORGANIZATION AXIOS MINUTES TO GET A MEMO WRITTEN BY TOM
BOSSERT IN REGARD TO THE
TRUMP ADMINISTRATIONS RELIEF EFFORTS TOWARD PUERTO RICO AND
IT WAS INTERESTING BECAUSE OF COURSE, BOSSERT SHOULDN'T
REALLY BE INTERESTED IN MESSAGING AND MARKETING FOR THE
TRUMP ADMINISTRATION, AGAIN, HE IS A HOMELAND SECURITY
ADVISOR, IS DRAWING OUT WHAT THE PUBLICITY SHOULD BE LIKE OR WHAT
THE MESSAGING SHOULD BE LIKE COMING FROM TRUMP OFFICIALS.
HERE'S WHAT HE WROTE IN HIS LEAKED MEMO:
HE
GOES ON, BUT IT IS INTERESTING BECAUSE THEY
ARE TRYING TO DRAW THE NARRATIVE.
THEY ARE TRYING TO MAKE SURE THAT EVERY OFFICIAL WITHIN
THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION IS PUTTING OUT THE EXACT SAME
MESSAGE ABOUT, OUR EFFORTS ARE AWESOME TO EVERYONE IS
HAPPY AND WE'RE DOING EXACTLY WHAT WE NEED TO DO, BUT
AGAIN, THERE MESSAGING CONFLICTS WITH WHAT WE ARE HEARING
FROM POLITICIANS AND PEOPLE IN PUERTO RICO CURRENTLY.
FOR HIM TO COURT NATE THE MESSAGE I DON'T THINK IT'S
THAT BAD AND THE THINGS IN A RED ARE NOT CRAZY.
THEIR 90 WERE NEAR TRUMP CRAZY.
THERE MIGHT BE FAIRLY NORMAL WAYS TO COURTNEY HOW YOU
GET THE WORD OUT AND WHAT YOU ARE TELLING PEOPLE YOU'RE GOING
TO DO NEXT WHICH THEY DO NEED TO KNOW BUT HE ALSO TALKED ABOUT
DOING PLANT HITS ON TV, TWEETS, TV BOOKINGS, OTHER THINGS.
AN APPEARANCE ON TELEVISION.
AS YOU NOTICE HER, THEY SAID LET'S FOCUS ON THE
GOVERNOR, PRAISING THE GOVERNOR.
THEY THEN WENT OUT AND ACTUALLY DID A HIT JOB ON THE SAN
JUAN MAYOR.
THEY SENT SEVERAL OFFICIALS OUT TO CALL HER A FAR LEFT RADICAL.
THAT IS BECAUSE SHE IS CRITICIZED, BARELY
CRITICIZE DONALD TRUMP.
HOW DARE SHE.
WHEN YOU HAVE THE GUY IN CHARGE OF HELPING TO MAKE
SURE THAT PEOPLE RECOVER ORGANIZING POLITICAL
RESPONSE TO THE PRESIDENTS ENEMIES INCLUDING THE
PERSON WHO IS THERE TO HELP, THAT IS NOT AT ALL HELPFUL.
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Here's my Canada: The Four Seasons - Duration: 0:27.
in Canada's cold winter, we wander in the
snow, winter snow looking at the
beautiful snowflakes falling down to the
ground, during Canada's fall season, leaves
fall down and changing to these
eye-catching colors, red, orange, and
yellow, people piling leaves and throwing
them out each other, Wow, it's a fun
thing to do, this is what Canada means to me!
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Every K-Pop Idol Wants To Work With Baekhyun, Here's 5 Reasons Why - Duration: 2:19.
Every K-Pop Idol Wants To Work With Baekhyun, Here's 5 Reasons Why
Baekhyun is known for his ability to generate an all-kill streak, making many refer to him as the King of Collaborations. His All-Kill Generating Ability.
Baekhyun released his collaboration track titled "Rain" together with SISTAR's Soyou. The song immediately topped the charts and was considered a "perfect all-kill" following its release.
Baekhyun was the first artist from SM Entertainment to achieve such status with his collaborations including "Dream" with Suzy last year.
"Dream" in particular was named the "Best Collaboration" at the 2016 Mnet Asian Music Awards and also won awards at the Melon Music Awards and Golden Disc Awards. His Genuine Variety Show Talent. Most recently, Bakehyun was praised for his talent on Master Key.
It was revealed that Baekhyun's success in these collaborations was because of his voice. He has a unique voice that can project a variety of emotions and can harmonize with any singer he collaborates with.
When he does have to change emotions within songs, however, the slight variation allows his female counterpart to naturally shine.
His Versatility and Say yes AttitudeBaekhyun is known for his ability to take part in any genre. This can be proven through his works with EXO and its sub-unit, EXO CBX.
He has also done other collaborative works such as "The Day" together with K.Will for SM STATION as well as singing in a production of Singin in the Rain. His Intense Stage Presence.
One of the reasons Baekhyun is a top idol is his ability to work a stage and work the camera. Working with Baekhyun means a lesson in what it means to perform on stage and on camera, which are totally different experiences he masters.
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Here's my Canada: Summer And Winter - Duration: 0:22.
I really like this country because in the summer,
it is really warm, and in the winter, it is
kind of chilly, but I really like this country,
again, because they it's a nice
place because there's no fighting, or no killing.
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We are here to fight for serious climate action! - Duration: 0:49.
We are here to fight for serious climate action.
We're one of the sunniest and windiest countries in the world
And we don't need any new coal and gas.
We need a serious plan to get to 100% renewable energy.
That means, stopping Adani's coal mine.
We are going to fight every single day until that mine is stopped.
And we will be here every single day until you have a serious plan for 100% renewable energy.
Climate change means the forced removals of Aboriginal people from their country.
We're not going to let that happen.
This generation is here to fight.
We're going to stand up like our old people.
And we're going to fight for our country.
Because this is our country.
This is our culture, These are our communities.
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Here`s my Canada: We get to run in the big parks - Duration: 0:09.
I love Canada because we get to tun in to the big parks.
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Here's my Canada: Freedom of Religion - Duration: 0:13.
Canada also means the freedom of
choice, so no matter what culture you are, you
can practice your religion, and no one
can stop you, this is what Canada means
to me.
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Here`s my Canada: We went to the cafe - Duration: 0:05.
We went to the cafe.
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ENGLISH: Start Here, Go Anywhere - Duration: 2:07.
English majors don't really have a specific focus or goal.
What are you going to do with that?
All English majors become waiters.
Most of the people I talk to in regards to what they think about
being an English major, ask me if I was insane. They don't
see that there are other opportunities in publishing, in law,
in other areas of industry that they don't really think apply.
An English degree sets you up to be able to think critically, to read analytically, and
to express yourself persuasively and effectively in writing
and in speech. You can use that for anything.
Oh, that looks cool!
My major area of research focuses on digital technologies, in particular
video games, and how these technologies support new forms of learning,
literacies, and communities. I use games as tools for encouraging
people to think about learning of literacy from different perspectives.
During my internship, I've learned a lot. My English degree
has been very beneficial to preparing me for my dream
job. After I graduate from ASU with my English Literature
degree, I am looking forward to going to law school.
I've been interning with Madden Media Publishing. There's so
much more that goes into a publication than just the
writing. After I graduate, I hope to get a job in the movie
industry, or in the magazine and publishing industry.
I love getting to be creative everyday. That's my passion. My name is
Brittany Hilgers. I graduated Arizona State with a BA in English, and
my current job is that I work on a television show called Psych. The
English degree was the foundation of how I came to love telling stories.
Everyone should be an English major. Regardless
of what they want to do, the English is the
best degree, the most portable degree that
you can have. You can use that for anything.
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Here's why everyone has started doing this with their fingers - Duration: 0:50.
Here's why everyone has started doing this with their fingers
Wanna Ones Park Jihoon made the viral trend Saving you into my heart popular among politicians, and now its caught on to the rest of the idol world. TWICE gave the famous finger pose a try…. … as well as GFRIENDs Yuju!.
SEVENTEEN even caught on to the hand gesture.
Other male idols and celebrities have also taken to making the pose….
… and now everyone is doing it!. This is Wanna Ones massive impact since debut!.
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